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Creating interactive documents for PDF
You
can export Adobe PDF documents that include the following interactive features.
- Bookmarks
- Bookmarks you create in the InDesign document appear in the Bookmarks
tab on the left side of the Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader window. Each
bookmark jumps to a page, text, or graphic in the exported PDF file.
See Bookmarks.
- Movies and sound clips
- You can add movies and sound clips to a document, or you
can link to streaming video files on the Internet. These movies
and sound clips can be played back in the exported PDF file. See Movies and sounds.
- Hyperlinks
- In an exported PDF document, clicking a hyperlink jumps to another
location in the same document, to a different document, or to a
website. See Hyperlinks.
- Cross-references
- A cross-reference refers readers from one part of your document
to another in the exported PDF file. Cross-references are especially useful
in user guides and reference manuals. When a document with cross-references
is exported to PDF, the cross-references act as interactive hyperlinks.
See Cross-references.
- Page transitions
- Page transitions apply a decorative effect, such as a dissolve
or wipe, when you turn the page in the exported PDF while in Full
Screen Mode. See Page transitions.
 To ensure that the interactive elements function
in the PDF, make sure that you specify Bookmarks, Hyperlinks, and
Interactive Elements in the Export Adobe PDF dialog box.
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